Sentence examples for a collection of primary from inspiring English sources

In 1988 Long and Sedley was followed by a collection of primary texts edited by B. Inwood and L. P. Gerson entitled Hellenistic Philosophy.

This paper describes an ongoing research project that involves the study of teachers' information seeking behaviors, needs and practices in relation to a collection of primary source materials available through the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) Library's digital library Documenting the American South (DocSouth).

Compound 7j was the most potent compound in the series in the M9-ENL1 AML cell assay with a lethal dose concentration EC50 value of 720 nM, and exhibited the greatest cytotoxicity against a collection of primary AML stem cell specimens, which included a specimen that was unresponsive to PTL, affording EC50 values in the range 0.33 1.0 μM in three out of four specimens.

As does human cognition, each of these architectures performs via cyclic iteration of a collection of primary processes.

We have prepared a collection of primary stromal cell cultures from human tumours of various origin and localisation (Table 1).

For the expression microarray analysis, tissues from 39 early stage frozen cervical cancer samples were used from a collection of primary tumours surgically removed between 1993 and 2003.

And I've come to think that a major reason for the change may be a collection of primary-care doctors who don't even seem to recognize the impact of what they've been doing.

By performing the genome-wide copy number profiling of a collection of ccRCC primary cultures and corresponding tumor tissues, we demonstrated that these well-characterized primary cultures maintained the genomic alterations of parental tumors.

A color image is an example of three-dimensional dataset and it consists of a collection of three primary color intensity features.

Specifically, Random Forest consists of a collection of randomized primary regression trees (r_{n} vec{x},Theta_{m},Omega_{n})), (m ge 1), where (Theta_{1},Theta_{2},ldots ) are outputs of a randomizing variable Θ.

The articles in this special issue are a collection of both primary research papers and syntheses that illustrate the utility of taking an evolutionary perspective on topics relevant to human health and disease.